Sentence examples for complete championship from inspiring English sources
TV screens in countless places some of them outdoors and in size reminiscent of drive-in movies gave spectators carrying myLeaderboard the visual assistance necessary for a complete championship experience; myLeaderboard lacked a future, however.
TV screens in countless places — some of them outdoors and in size reminiscent of drive-in movies — gave spectators carrying myLeaderboard the visual assistance necessary for a complete championship experience; myLeaderboard lacked a future, however.
On Tuesday night, she completed a perfect championship season.
WASHINGTON — The Giants had one more play to run to complete their championship season.
Shea keeps the rest of the acreage, dividing it among home lots, its commercial real estate arm and its Trilogy division, which develops ritzy retirement communities complete with championship golf courses.
Pompey administrator Trevor Birch, who also sanctioned the departure of Erik Huseklepp to Birmingham on loan, revealed last week that the crisis-hit club may not be able to complete the Championship season unless there is investment soon.
It completes a championship double for Cavan over their derby rivals after last month's win in the Ulster SFC.
This was my reality in 2002, when I completed a "championship season" (only without the championship) with the Phillies, and my welcome home was making funeral arrangements for my father.
Britain completed the championship with two more medals on the final day, as Olympic champion Laura Trott won silver in the six-race omnium, while Becky James was third in the keirin.
BBC WM's Mike Taylor: "Lots of things feel right about Warwickshire's attempt to complete a Championship-CB40 double and they have gathered momentum in this competition at the same time as closing out the four-day title.
England's chances disappeared with the thuggish acts of hooliganism committed by its fans at the recently completed European Championships held in Belgium and the Netherlands.
